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"It is well," he said simply, "Malakh has come." While St. George was marveling but not that the old man spoke the English, for in Yaque it was not surprising to find the very madmen speaking one's own tongue Balator explained the man. "He is a poor mad creature," Balator said. "He walks the streets of Med saying 'Melek, Melek, which is to say, 'king, and so he is seeking the king.
As the boats settled under the weight, he kept pushing them farther and farther out, in order that they should keep clear of the bottom. Joe worked away steadily, though he could not help marveling at the queerness of the whole business. Why should there be such a mystery about it? and why such care taken to maintain silence?
Then, marveling at his own irrelevance, Carter told Sobieska for the first time of Carrick's confirmation of their suspicions that Josef was party to the plot of the substituted letter in the forest. "He knew the name and address of Russia's chief spy in Warsaw. How could he, a retainer a loyal servant of an exiled monarch, know these things? Pitch defiles."
The other children older than he watched him with admiration, marveling, like ourselves, at the life developing under our eyes. The instructions of the teacher consist then merely in a hint, a touch enough to give a start to the child. The rest develops of itself. The children learn from one another and throw themselves into the work with enthusiasm and delight.
Well, I know you; I've known you from the minute I seen you crouched there at the fire. You're the one Pierre met at the dance at the Crittenden schoolhouse. Tell me!" "Yes," said Mary, marveling greatly. "And he told you he loved you?" "Yes." It was a fainter voice now, and the color was going up her cheeks.
She is a widow, thrown destitute upon the cold charities of the world again," he continued. Cora said nothing. She was marveling to hear this harsh, cruel, relentless man speaking with so much pity, tenderness, and consideration for this adventuress. "But I will read the letter to you," he said, "and then I will tell you what I mean to do." "Very well, sir," she replied, with much misgiving.
There at Loyang, which is Honanfu, we see him wandering rapt through palaces and temples, examining the sacrificial vessels, marveling at the ancient art of Shang and Chow. But for a few vases, it is all lost. He did interview Laotse; we cannot say whether only once or more often.
Well, I know you; I've known you from the minute I seen you crouched there at the fire. You're the one Pierre met at the dance at the Crittenden schoolhouse. Tell me!" "Yes," said Mary, marveling greatly. "And he told you he loved you?" "Yes." It was a fainter voice now, and the color was going up her cheeks.
Ordinarily the air between the gold leaves is insulating. Bringing something radioactive near them renders the air a good conductor and the leaves fall under the radiation." "Wonderful!" I exclaimed, marveling at the delicacy of it. "Take radium water," he went on, "sufficiently impregnated with radium emanations to be luminous in the dark, like that water of Denison's. It would do the same.
At present there was one thing of vital importance, the unpleasant impression created by the actress's bitter attack must be dissipated, and Mrs. de la Vere, secretly marveling at her own enthusiasm, aimed at the achievement. "And be gracious to everybody, even to those who have been most cattish." Helen was far too excited and grateful to harbor animosity.
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